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Should Parents Pay for Their Children’s College Education?

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As a kid you think that your parents have been socking money away for your future college education. Then you grow up. And chances are that magical fund that you thought existed, doesn’t. When you head off to college you really aren’t worried about things like student loans. You don’t even grasp what debt can […]

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How To Deal With Student Loan Debt When You’re Unemployed

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When you’re unemployed, it’s hard to manage your student loan debt & make payments. Learn about all your options in this post.

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Discover Student Loans Review

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Discover offers a wide variety of competitive private student loans. Learn more about the options in this Discover student loans review.

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The Ultimate Guide To Nursing Student Loan Forgiveness

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If you are a nurse who would really like those student loans gone for good here are some of your nursing student loan forgiveness options

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The Complete Guide to Pay As You Earn (PAYE)

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If you have Federal student loans, enrolling in a pay as you earn plan can eliminate financial stress & help you make steady payments

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Be Careful With Student Loan Pay Ahead Status And Loan Forgiveness

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When paying extra on your student loan payment and entering pay ahead status, you could be harming your potential for loan forgiveness.

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Student Loan Forgiveness For Foster Parents

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If you’re a foster parent carrying student loan debt, you have a few options for student loan forgiveness.

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Student Loan Forgiveness For Liberal Arts Majors

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If you have a liberal arts degree, there may be quite a few student loan forgiveness options available to you depending on your career.

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What To Do If You’ve Been Scammed By A Student Loan Company

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Student loan scams are more common than you think. Here’s what to do if you believe you’ve been scammed by a student aid loan company.

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When Do You Need A Lawyer For Your Student Loan Debt?

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An understanding about when you should contact and get help from a lawyer for your student loan debt problems.

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10 Short Term Investments For Young Investors

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Here are the ten best short term investments right now for young investors looking to invest cash in the stock market or other place.

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How To Find Out Who Owns Your Student Loans

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Once you graduate or resume paying your student loans after a period of forbearance, you may find that your student loan servicer has changed. Unfortunately, the task of finding and paying the proper company rests on the borrower, along with other facts you probably didn’t know about your student loans. If you don’t know where to […]

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The Ultimate Guide To Student Loan Forgiveness For Teachers

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There are multiple ways to get student loan forgiveness for teachers, including PSLF, Teacher Loan Forgiveness, Perkins Forgiveness, and more.

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What To Do If You Have More Student Loan Debt Than You Make?

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Do you have student loan debt that is so enormous that your salary won’t ever allow you to pay it off in this lifetime? Do you owe more student loan debt that you make? If so, take a deep breath, and keep reading. You went to school with aspirations for a better future, and you […]

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How Does The RePAYE Student Loan Interest Subsidy Work?

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The class of 2016 graduated with an average student loan debt of $37,172, and more than 44 Million borrowers over $1.4 Trillion (with a T) in federal student loan debt. If your debt load means you’re struggling to meet your monthly obligation, you may want to consider enrolling in RePAYE (Revised Pay as You Earn […]

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How To Appeal A Financial Aid Award

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You’ve received your fat admissions packet, toured the campus, and even bought a t-shirt, but your financial aid package falls short of expectations. Maybe you didn’t get any scholarships or grants – just student loans. Or maybe you were expecting an amount much larger than what was offered. What can you do? You can appeal […]

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